some point, it is your claim,
Ms. Anderson, that the place was
ransacked and robbed.
And was that when your property
was taken, as well as
Ms. Frazier's?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: During that
robbery?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: You actually
think Ms. Frazier was the one
who stole all that property.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Doesn't look to
me as if she can carry away a
whole bunch of property.
>> She had three other men that
came to the house.
>> Judge Judy: Who saw that?
>> Her daughter told my son.
>> Judge Judy: Did you have a
conversation with her daughter?
>> Yes, I did.
>> Judge Judy: What's her
daughter's name?
>> Cathy.
>> Judge Judy: What's your
daughter's phone number?
>> 530-[bleep]-88.
>> Judge Judy: Do you know if
that's her phone number?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: It is?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Tell me your last
name.
>> Gurich.
>> Judge Judy: Mr. Gurich, when
did you have this conversation
with her daughter Cathy?
>> I don't know the date.
>> Judge Judy: Was that after
the apartment, the Anderson
apartment, was robbed?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: What made you
call Cathy?
>> I didn't call her.
She called me.
And she wanted to thank me for a
game that I gave her, and I was
like, "What game?"
And she goes, "A Sprint Car
video game."
And I told her, "I didn't leave
no game there."
And she goes, "Well, there's a
game here that you left me," and
I was like, "No."
And she goes, "Well, there's
some other things also that I
think might be yours" when she
told me about the items that
were taken from the house.
>> Judge Judy: She didn't know
that they were taken from the
house.
>> Well, she had a --
>> Judge Judy: She didn't know
that they were taken with that,
but, you know...
Did you move in with your
daughter?
>> I lived --
>> Judge Judy: Did you?
>> I lived with my daughter
before I rented --
>> Judge Judy: After.
>> After. Yes.
>> Judge Judy: After, you lived
with your daughter.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Are you living
with your daughter Cathy now?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: No.
Who are you living with now?
>> I'm living by myself now.
>> Judge Judy: Who does Cathy
live with?
>> Her grandmother passed, and
she's living in her
grandmother's house right now in
Bay Area.
>> Judge Judy: Who owns that
house?
>> Her grandmother.
>> Judge Judy: Her grandmother's
dead.
So now who owns the house?
>> I'm not sure.
Probably her son.
I'm not sure.
>> Judge Judy: And when did she
move into the house?
>> She left about April.
>> Judge Judy: And your house
was robbed sometime in June or
July.
>> Yeah.
>> August.
>> Judge Judy: In August.
Where was she living in August?
>> Bay Area.
>> Judge Judy: In her
grandmother's house?
Did you see her?
>> I haven't seen her since.
>> Judge Judy: Since when?
>> April.
>> Judge Judy: So when you spoke
to her, allegedly, Mr. Gurich --
and I'm not accepting this for
the truth of it, but I'm trying
to figure out which team you
are, the good guys or the bad
guys -- When you spoke to her
and she said she had things in
the house, what house?
>> Her house.
>> Judge Judy: In the Bay Area?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Where?
>> At her mobile home in
Placerville.
>> Judge Judy: She have a mobile
home?
>> We bought a mobile home
together.
She moved out.
I stayed there.
>> Judge Judy: She moved out
when?
>> In April.
>> Judge Judy: Did she ever come
back?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Well, you weren't
living there.
>> I had left because we were
going to sell the house.
I moved in with her, and things
didn't work out, so I came back
to the mobile.
And in the meantime, her
grandmother got sick and she
went to the Bay Area.
>> Judge Judy: Is what you're
telling me, Mr. Gurich, that her
daughter Cathy related to you
that her mother and three men
took property from the home?
I want you to be very careful
what you tell me.
>> Yes and no.
She called me and told me
that --
>> Judge Judy: She had the video
game.
>> Yes.
The video game, two Xboxes, and
a stereo receiver that I had in
my room.
>> Judge Judy: You lived there
also?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, and what
did you say?
>> I was like, "Really?"
And she's like, "Yeah."
So, like, a couple days went by,
and I called Betty, and I was
like, "Why'd you take my stuff,
you know?
I had nothing to do with what's
going on between you and my mom,
so why'd you take my stuff?"
>> Judge Judy: So, which one is
your mother?
>> Cathy.
>> Judge Judy: What was going on
between them, Mr. Gurich?
>> Actually, I don't really
know, you know, 'cause I want to
stay out of it.
But I know that my stuff got
taken.
>> Judge Judy: Yeah.
What was going on between the
plaintiff and your mom?
>> They were disputing.
>> Judge Judy: Disputing what?
>> Money that was supposed to be
left there and it wasn't left
there.
>> Judge Judy: You mean this
cash for money for the rent?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: So now I have you
speaking to Cathy, and some
stuff that was yours turned up
in the mobile home.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Got it.
Now, she didn't take all this
stuff.
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Who did?
>> I don't know.
From what she told me that she
had three people that came and
helped her.
>> Judge Judy: Who told you
that?
>> Betty.
>> Judge Judy: That's Betty?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Now, so that
makes my life easier.
>> [ Chuckles ]
>> Judge Judy: Tell me when you
had this conversation with
Betty.
You said, "Why would you take my
stuff?"
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: "'Cause I didn't
do anything to you.
I'm not having a dispute with my
mother over the rent that she
allegedly left that somebody
else took.
Why did you take my stuff?"
What did she say?
>> That she didn't do it, that
the guys that helped her,
whatever, might have grabbed it.
>> Judge Judy: The guys that
helped her --
>> Get her stuff.
>> Judge Judy: So she had guys
come and help her move her
stuff.
>> Well, she had to because she
don't really -- You know, she
doesn't move too good, you know?